How to watch Liga MX 2022 on TV and live stream in the United States? Here is the answer

If you are waiting for Liga MX 2022, here you will know how to watch Liga MX on TV and live stream in the United States, so you won't miss any matches of your favorite teams.

The Mexican First Division tournament is just around the corner and has 17 dates in which 153 games will be played, in which the 18 teams will give their all to win the title. 

How to watch Liga MX 2022 on TV?

If you like to watch soccer games from the comfort of your TV, you can watch the Mexican League 2022 duels through different options. 

Although not all games will be televised, most of the matches can be seen in the United States on Unimas, Univision, FS1, FS2, Fox Deportes, TUDN, ESPN Deportes, and ESPN+. 

However, only some games will have the SAP option available, in which you will be able to enjoy the option of watching the game narrated in English or Spanish. 

If you have satellite TV, your options to watch the games will be wider, since DirecTV, AT&T, Dish, Verizon, Comcast, TWC, Spectrum, among other services of this type will have Liga MX games. 

How to watch Mexican League 2022 live stream?

The favorite option for many Internet users, since this way, you can enjoy the matches from a smartphone, a tablet, or even a desktop computer. 

For this modality, the best option so far is Fubo TV, an application that allows you to try it for 7 days completely free, so you can check if it is worth paying for the service. 

The other advantage of this application is that you can use it both on iPhone and Android, Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV, and even on your X Box, in case you want to play FIFA 21 at the end of the game.

Why watch Liga MX 2022 games?

If you are not a follower of this league, this might be the time to start watching for three main reasons. 

The first reason: unlike other tournaments in the continent, Mexican League 2022 will be divided into two periods normally known as Apertura and Clausura. 

In other words, you will be able to enjoy two tournaments a year in which conditions change rapidly. For example, if a team had a bad performance in the first tournament of the year, in the following tournament it can surprise and be crowned. 

The second reason: Mexican soccer often attracts world-class players. Everyone remembers when Club America managed to field players such as Claudio "el Piojo" López or Iván Zamorano. 

And who could forget when the Gallos Blancos of Queretaro got Ronaldinho?

The third reason: it is the league where impossible things happen. And not only because of the arrival of world stars but also because in years like 2021, which has just ended, two teams broke their curses. 

Cruz Azul ended a title drought of more than 23 years. And if that's not impressive, there's another curse that was broken last year: that of Atlas who, by winning the title, ended a curse of more than 70 years. 

So, yes, Liga MX matches are very much worth following.